The year begins with a quiet change of address in your sky. On 27 January Neptune leaves Pisces for Aries, and on 14 February Saturn follows, both moving into your second house of resources and self-worth. For years these two planets sat in your first house, shaping how you present yourself and how firmly you were asked to stand. Now that pressure moves from the question of who you are to the question of what you value and what you can build on. You may notice, early in the year, a lightness in how you walk into a room, and a new curiosity about what you actually want to keep. The second house asks for plain accounting of a gentler kind: which habits, possessions and commitments feed you, and which merely occupy space. Saturn here is patient rather than severe. It rewards steady, modest choices. When it turns retrograde on 27 July, the pace slows and you are invited to revisit what you set down in the spring, not to begin again from nothing. A practical suggestion for a day when you feel unsettled: choose one object you own that you use daily and care for it properly. Oil the hinge, mend the seam, clean the lens. It sounds small, but it trains the attention Saturn wants from you, the sense that value is made through upkeep. Neptune's retrograde in July and its turn direct on 11 December frame the second half of the year as a period of clearing fog about worth. By December you may find that you describe yourself in simpler, more grounded words than you used in January, and that those words fit.